28.10.2005 вышел в свет альбом группы Schiller Tag und Nacht ("День и ночь"), на котором Тарья исполнила композицию Tired Of Being Alone.
Tracklist:
CD 1:
01. Willkommen
02. Nachtflug
03. Die Nacht... du bist nicht allein
04. What's Coming
05. Sonnenaufgang
06. Miles And Miles
07. Schritt der Zeit
08. I Know
09. Morgentau
10. Berlin Bombay
11. Der Tag... du bist erwacht
12. Lichtwerk
13. Falling
14. Jahresringe
15. I Saved You
16. Irrlicht
17. Feuerwerk
18. Sleepy Storm
19. Eine Stunde
CD 2:
01. Tired Of Being Alone
02. Tag und Nacht (Schill Out Mix)
03. More
04. Die Nacht... du bist nicht allein (Schill Out Mix)
05. Das Glockenspiel (Live)
Extras: Enhanced Part for Mac und PC
Evankeliumi
Romeo ja Julia
When Tarja was at the Sibelius Music Academy, she participated in the
"Savonlinnan Taidelukion - Romeo ja Julia" project and sang two tracks.
This musical was written by pupils of the Academy and deals with Romeo
and Juliet, obviously.
Tracklist:
01. Prologi
02. Vapauteen
03. Rosalina
04. Lankesitkos naamalles
05. Kuningatar Map
06. Gaillarde
07. Fine Knacs for Ladies
08. Romeon rakkauslaulu
09. Luonnon ykseys
10. Pupulaulu
11. Häämusiikki
12. Jaco ja Celu
13. Kiviset peilit
14. Lady Night 15. Viimeinen mahdollisuus
16. Julian painajainan
17. Surumusiikki
18. Maailma on kyyneleistä mustempi 19. Epilogi
Evankeliumi
"Evankeliumi" (also called "Evangelicum")
is a modern ballet production of the Finnish National Opera House,
written and directed by Jorma Uotinen and Kärtsy Hatakka (a member of
the Finnish band Waltari). The world premiere on October, 15th 1999 in
Helsinki was followed by ten sold-out shows.
Tracklist:
01. Lost and found
02. Lost (the journey begins)
03. Came from the prison
04. Be seeing you
05. The christians
06. Desert sun
07. Trance (in archduke's castle)
08. Arrival
09. Torture
10. Victory
11. Found
Cast: Linas Kavaliauskas is an Archangel Jani Talo is an Archangel Eemu Äikiö is an Archangel Tarja Turunen is the Gardian Angel Kärtsy is the Witch Harri Heikinen is the Black Messenger Riina Aalto is the Snake
Noche escandinava
In May and June 2002, Tarja, Marjut Paavilainen, Ingvild Storhaug and
Izumi Kawakatsu decided to perform some classical songs that are very
famous in Finland but unknown from the rest of the world. Two concerts
took place in Santiago de Chile (Chile) on May 29th 2002 and in Buenos
Aires (Argentina) on June 1st 2002. The show was called "Noche
Escandinava", which means "Scandinavian Night" in Spanish. The success
was huge and Tarja was very proud she was able to attact people who
usually don't listen to classical music - including Nightwish fans who
went to see her on stage. Noche Escandinava was followed by a second
tour in 2004 called Noche Escandinava II.
Sigurd von Koch (1879-1919)
"I manaden Tjaitra" by Ingvild Storhaug
"Af Lotusdoft och manenssken" by Ingvild Storhaug
Edvard Grieg (1843-1907)
3 songs from "Haugtussa" op.67:
"Älska" by Ingvild Storhaug
"Vonddag" by Ingvild Storhaug
"Med en vandlilje" by Ingvild Storhaug
Ture Rangström (1884-1947)
"Vinden och trädet" by Marjut Paavilainen
"Pan" by Marjut Paavilainen
Jean Sibelius (1865-1957)
"Demanten pa marssnön op.36 nr.6" by Marjut Paavilainen
"Im Feld ein Mädchen singt op. 50 nr.3" by Marjut Paavilainen
Ture Rangström "Den enda stunden" by Tarja Turunen "Vingar i natten" by Tarja Turunen
Jean Sibelius "Säv, säv susa op. 36 nr.4" by Tarja Turunen "Den första kyssen op.37 nr.1" by Tarja Turunen
Leevi Madetoja (1887-1947) "Heijaa, heijaa op.60 nr.1" by Tarja Turunen "Yrtit tummat op.9 nr.1" by Tarja Turunen
Oskar Merikanto (1868-1924) "Soipa kieli" by Marjut Paavilainen and Tarja Turunen "Oi kiitos sa luojani armollinen" by Marjut Paavilainen and Tarja Turunen
SECOND PART
Johannes Brahms (1833-1897)
"Vergäbliches Ständchen op.94 nr.4" by Ingvild Storhaug
"Sappische Ode op.89 nr.4" by Ingvild Storhaug
Manuel de Falla (1876-1946)
"Siete canciones populares":
"El paño moruno" by Ingvild Storhaug
"Nana" by Ingvild Storhaug
"Canción" by Ingvild Storhaug
Hugo Wolf (1860-1903)
"Das verlassene Mägdlein" by Marjut Paavilainen
"Zitronenfalter im April" by Marjut Paavilainen
"Frühling übers Jahr" by Marjut Paavilainen
"Anakreons Grab" by Marjut Paavilainen "Verborgenheit" by Tarja Turunen "Elfenlied" by Tarja Turunen
Richard Strauss (1864-1949) "Du meines Herzens Krönelein op.21 nr.2" by Tarja Turunen "Zueignung op.10 nr.1" by Tarja Turunen
Johannes Brahms (1833-1897) "Die Meere op.20 nr.3" by Tarja Turunen and Ingvild Storhaug "Die Schwestern op.61 nr.4" by Tarja Turunen and Ingvild Storhaug
Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847) "Herbstlied op.63 nr.4" by Marjut Paavilainen and Tarja Turunen "Ich wollt, meine Lieb ergösse sich... op.63 nr.1" by Marjut Paavilainen and Tarja Turunen
Noche escandinava II
After the success of Noche Escandinava,
a second tour took place in April and May 2004. Ingvild Storhaug was
replaced by Juha Koskela. This time, the tour was bigger and not only
in South America, with the following dates: Santiago de Chile (Chile)on
April 22nd 2004, Buenos Aires (Argentina) on April 24th 2004, Porto
Alegre (Brazil) on April 28th 2004 and on May 1st 2004, and Bucharest
(Romania). This second tour was even more successful than the previous
one, and a "Noche Escandinava III" could take place in 2008 or 2009!
Cast
Tarja Turunen (Finnish soprano)
Marjut Paavilainen (Finnish mezzo-soprano)
Juha Koskela (Finnish baritone)
Izumi Kawakatsu (Japanese pianist)
FIRST PART
Oskar Merikanto (1868-1924)
"Elämälle, Op. 93 N°4" (Ernst V. Knape) by Juha Koskela
"Omenankukat, Op. 53 N°1" (Eino Leino) by Marjut Paavilainen "Miksi laulan, Op. 20 N°2" (J.H. Erkko) by Tarja Turunen
"Laulaja taivaan portilla, Op. 75 N°2" (Lauri Pohjanpää) by Juha Koskela
"Kevätlinnuille etelässä, Op. 11 N°1" (J.H.Erkko) by Juha Koskela "Rukous, Op. 40 N°2" (Nino Runeberg) by Tarja Turunen
"Pai, pai paitaressu, Op. 2 N°1" (Mustakallio) by Marjut Paavilainen
"Metsäkyyhkyset, Op. 47 N°1" (J. Blicher-Clausen) by Marjut Paavilainen
Yrjö Kilpinen (1892-1959)
"Illalla, Op. 19 N°7" (Eino Leino) by Juha Koskela "Laululle, Op. 52 N°3" (V.E. Törmänen) by Tarja Turunen "Rannalta I, Op. 23 N°1" (V.A. Koskenniemi) by Tarja Turunen
Erkki Melartin (1875-1937)
"Minä metsän polkuja kuljen, Op. 4 N°1" (Eino Leino) by Juha Koskela "Tähtien laulu, Op. 155 N°2" (Arvid Lydecken) by Tarja Turunen and Marjut Paavilainen
Jean Sibelius (1865-1957)
"Illalle, Op. 17 N°6" (A.V. Forsman/ Koskimies) by Juha Koskela
"Lastu lainehilla, Op. 17 N°7" (Ilmari Kianto) by Marjut Paavilainen "Säf, säf susa, Op. 36 N°4" (G. Fröding) by Tarja Turunen "Lailla virvaliekin (Autrefois) Op. 96" (Laura Heinonen) by Tarja Turunen y Marjut Paavilainen
"Svarta rosor, Op. 36 N°1" (Ernst Josephson) by Juha Koskela "Var det en dröm, Op. 37 N°1" (J.J. Wecksell) by Tarja Turunen
"Tanken" (Johan Ludvig Runeberg) by Marjut Paavilainen and Juha Koskela
SECOND PART
Finnish Folk Songs (arranged by Ralf Gothoni, 1987)
"Soittajapaimen" by Marjut Paavilainen
"Hilu hilu" by Marjut Paavilainen
"Läksin minä kesäyönä" by Marjut Paavilainen
"Minun kultani kaunis on" by Marjut Paavilainen
Toivo Kuula (1883-1918) "Tuijotin tulehen kauan, Op. 2 N°2" (Eino Leino) by Tarja Turunen "Kesäyö kirkkomaalla, Op. 6 N°1" (V.A. Koskenniemi) by Tarja Turunen "Imandran laulu, Op. 30c/4" (Larin Kyösti) by Tarja Turunen
"Aamulaulu, Op. 2 N°3" (Eino Leino) by Marjut Paavilainen
"Sinipiika, Op. 23 N°1" (V.A. Koskenniemi) by Juha Koskela
"Syystunnelma, Op. 2 N°1" (Eino Leino) by Juha Koskela
Oskar Merikanto
"Myrskylintu , Op. 30 N°4" (Kashmir Leino) by Juha Koskela
"Soi vienosti murheeni soitto, Op. 36 N°3" (Heikki Ansa) by Marjut Paavilainen
"Soipa kieli" by Tarja Turunen and Juha Koskela "Kun päivä paistaa, Op. 24 N°1" (Hilja) by Tarja Turunen
"Merellä, Op. 47 N°4" (J.H. Erkko) by Juha Koskela "Oi, kiitos sa Luojanen armollinen" by Tarja Turunen, Marjut Paavilainen and Juha Koskela
Paaroolissa
In January 2005, Tarja made her first appearance as an actress in a Finnish TV show, "Paaroolissa".
Collaborations > Studio impossible
In January 2005, Tarja played her own role in an episode of the Finnish
TV show "Studio impossible". It was her second role after
"Paaroolissa".
Collaborations > Studio impossible
In January 2005, Tarja played her own role in an episode of the Finnish
TV show "Studio impossible". It was her second role after
"Paaroolissa".
Spin: the musical
On 28th and 29th of April 2006, Tarja visited the Spin-musical in
Finland's Svenska Teatern [Swedish Theatre] in Helsinki as a guest
star. The musical was spoken in Swedish.
Tarja came to the stage quite soon after the beginning, to perform a
song by the Bee Gees. She was dressed in an elegant white shirt and
black trousers while singing Tragedy,
looking gorgeous as always. The music of 60's or 70's and Tarja Turunen
may sound quite an absurd equation, but she made it fit for her voice
and movement perfectly. Later Tarja came back to the stage with Here, there and everywhere
by the Beatles. The song was a little less memorable than "Tragedy" and
it was a bit weird to see her singing in a black top, jeans and a
greenish jacket and much glitter on her face, but she looked and sound
fabulous once again.
Tarja was seen in the stage twice more, not singing, but as one of the
actors, playing herself. When the show was over, the cast danced to the
stage one by one. Tarja was last to come, taking a few dance steps as
well - absolutely charming.
The audience was thrilled, and though Tarja later told that the whole
show had been a complete disaster, nobody else thought the same way. It
was great to see Tarja in such a different role than ever befo
Column for the Karjalainen newspaper
In 2006, Tarja was "hired" to write a few columns for the Finnish newspaper Karjalainen.
Here is the translation of 2 of Tarja's articles, taken from the official Nightwish board:
If somebody had told me, when I was twenty, that in couple years I
would move to Buenos Aires, Argentina, I might have thought that this
person is cracked. But I’ve come to notice, that my choices in life
have brought me far from my birth home in North Karelia, but to Buenos
Aires… one of the big cities of South-America? How could this country
girl from Karelia ever readjust to live in there. Answer is: just fine.
After I have enjoyed my morning coffee with some medilunas at my
apartment, I decide to spent this beautiful Sunday day doing some
shopping. The day starts positively, because couple kisses to cheeks
and word exchange with acquaintances and neighbours really gives boost
to the day. Happiness, calmness and positive attitude to life describes
well the citizens of Buenos Aires. I’m lucky, because I’m already able
to communicate with locals in Spanish. English isn’t well spoken in
here, but a tourist will get along in English. Hands are also part of
communication! Traffic is everyday problem in Buenos Aires, specially
in city centre, so even today I decide to take underground. I haven’t
been able to get behind the steering wheel, because finish driving
customs don’t apply here. Attitude ”go where you fit to go”, doesn’t
fit into my routines and I’ve accept to relay on driving skills of
locals. I still remember my first cab trip from airport to my
apartment. Most of the time I sat with my eyes closed squeezing the
seat at the same time, because I was sure that soon we will crash.
Underground line A is tourist sight by it’s own right, for it’s been
well care of by the locals. In there you can see glimpse of the glamour
of 40-50’s Argentina, when the country was among five most wealthiest
countries in the world. Now days only remains of that era are the
magnificent buildings on Avenida de Mayo, one way street that connects
to Playa de Mayo and Playa de Congresso. When I walked first time at
these streets I felt like I was in Madrid or in Paris. Buenos Aires
isn’t uselessly said to be an European city. It is, because it’s mood
and for it’s architecture. On walking street Florida there is big
crowds. If nowhere else then here tourists should keep eye on their
bags, because crowd contains lots of pickpockets and tourists are the
best targets. I’ve never felt unsafe here in Buenos Aires - in other
cities in Argentina I have, but not here.
In every great city there surely is places where outsiders haven’t got
any business. In Buenos Aires those place are outside the city, both to
south and west located villas, slum areas. In there are living mainly
workers, less fortuned and also local criminals. When even the police
has trouble getting there, I wouldn’t also go there to wander. But even
in central there is easy to spot many beggar children with their
families. Many of them spend their day in crossroad washing car windows
to earn some money. Country’s financial state is stable, but bad. To us
Europeans Argentina is very cheap shopping place, where is lost to
choose from. You can’t haggle over the prices in regular store or at
the shopping centre, but little help from locals leather jacket could
get new owner in a very reasonable price just with a little
conversation of the price.
[Translation by Heppan] I hear the bypassing tourists plan their
evening-programme. Some of them are going to head for Esquina Homero
Manzi tangorestaurant in the corner of San Juan and Boedo. There the
visitors have a chanse to get familiar with the local tango-culture and
magic of music, along with good food. For me, the local foodculture was
a surprise, since before I moved here I thought all south-americans
loved spicy food. But here in Argentina no one cares about spice.
Beside salt and pepper also lemon-juise is used as spices both at home
and in restaurants The world's best meat (steak) comes from Argentina,
you can't but agree woth that, and the food is overall very good! The
art of tango and culture is something at least the older people are
very proud of. I've often discussed the differences and similarities of
Finnish and Argentinan tango with them. I've not have time for
Argentinan tangolessons yet. Maybe sometimes... Today I spent the
Sunday evening in the sign of football with my friends, because San
Lorenzo-football team plays on their own stadio. There are about ten
stadios in Buenos Aires, which is often also used for big international
rock-concerts. The football game here is always is always an
experience, because football is the national sport and in importance
comparable religion. It's "abnormal" if a boychild who recently learned
to walk soon don't start kicking the ball with his dad's instructions.
I didn't care much about football earlier, but when the Argentinan
football-fever struck, it took me. As the game is running it's still
good to know, from which door to walk in and where to sit, so you don't
get into the middle of the fanatic fans. Here the opponent-supporters
don't sit in the same place as in Finland.
After returning home from a awsome game I ordered a couple of
empanadas. Here you can even get the laundry folded and washed straight
to your door, if the mother of the family feels lazy. You can order
what food you'd ever think about: sushi, pasta, schnitzels... but
unfortunately the locals don't make Karelia pies (just so you know, it
was Reddawn's suggestion) While being in Buenos Aires I most miss the
Finnish nature, greenness, space and silence. Here you don't get to
enjoy the nature except for a couple of parks, and the sound of the
traffic is continuing in the city where it lives about 16 millions
inhabitants. I have, however, got acclimatized here well, and the
knowledge of having a loving home also in Finland, ease the Finland-
regret in my mind.
Jewellery collection
Tarja loves jewels, so when she was asked to create her own jewellery collection in 2006, she said "yes" without thinking twice.
The collection can be bought at Tarja's official shop. You can find:
- a pendant with chain (embossed) (240€)
- a pendant with chain (flat) (160€)
- a bracelet (195€)
- earrings (small) (98€)
- earrings (big) (138€)
The collection is called "Clouds" and all the jewels are made with silver.
Finnish idols
On March, 29th 2007, Tarja was a member of the jury at Finnish idols ("Pop idols" in Finland) for season 3, episode 18.
Kummit charity concert
On November, 21st 2007, Tarja attended the Kummit charity concert to
collect money for hospitalized children and for young people and
children’s psychiatric treatments support. She performed I walk alone and the concert was broadcasted in Finland through MTV3-channel.
Singing for Regina Halmich
For the final boxing match of Regina Halmich on November 30th in Karlsruhe, Tarja performed her single I walk alone
in front of a cinematic orchestral backdrop and accompanied by
scorching guitars. You hardly can imagine an anthem that fits better to
a final boxing match!